So the flyer says that's enough, all caps, very bold.

Pandemic cobblists and solo dwellers anonymous.

We know you're out there.

Come out of hiding for the BYO whatever, plus socially distanced neighbors, winter, social.

That's Kim Carsten Busch, a resident of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

And she's reading a flyer that she put up on lamp posts and construction sites around

her neighborhood.

Put on some damn pants and get your arses over here for this pandemic safe, missing persons

afternoon gathering.

Kim lives alone.

She's been alone throughout this entire pandemic.

And a couple of months ago, she realized it was starting to take a toll.

I'm a me and compromise, so like I've had to be extra careful myself.

And I was actually in a situation where I wasn't comfortable getting together with people

even outdoors in bars or restaurants, because I don't want to take my mask off and have to

eat and drink.

And I was like, well, what can I do?

It just suddenly occurred to me.

I was like, we could get people together in the park, as long as everybody is wearing

masks.

That's something that I would feel comfortable doing.

And there are like zero things I feel comfortable doing.

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